St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-07
TO ESCORT THE PREsIDEET.
An Algonquin Club Committee

An algonquin Club Committee
Named--A Postoffice Resolution.
A well attended meeting of the Algon-
quin club was held last evening to con-
slider the matter of furnishing an escort
to President Cleveland on the occasion
of his visit and to do such other things
in connection with that visit as may be
proper. The presidential program has
not yet been announced. but it is under
stood the chief executive will
reach here about Oct. IL.
The following committee was
appointed to take charge of those az
rangements in which the club is inter-
ested: A. s. Ankeny, John c. Oswald,
&. b. Maben, III. Il. Black, w. q. Os-
gTGodby, p: B. Winston, a. d; Smith, D;
w. Ahern, John r. Everherd and
James w. Lawrence. The committee
will meet in a few days to organize.
The several official reports of the
club showed everything in prosperous
condition and the membership close
upon two hundred. Ten new members
were admitted and the names of several
new candidates proposed. A governing
committee OF nine was constituted, who
VIII hereafter pass upon applications for
membership. The following were
chosen: j. Il. Byrnes, b. Cloutier, w.
ii. DOnahue, Titus Mareck, r. l.. Penny,
Orville Rinehart, James E. WoOdford
and Howell Young.
Judge y. n. Jordan offered the follow
Ing resolution, which was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That the Democratic postmaster
of Minneapolis should be assisted in his office
Qncluding the deputy postmastar), by Demo-
Gratis only.
EXPOSITION NOTES.
=, There were two or three little ones lost in
the building yesterday, but they were quickly
returned to their parents, through the eftl-
cheney of Capt. Hunt and his men. One little
boy, however, got out of the building, ana
ran home and his mother was perfectly dis
tracteQ, TIL telephone message came saying
he was safe.
In the notes describing the Manitoba roads
exhibit mistake was made about the name
OF the gentleman who designed it. 1t is w.
G. Sibben, instead of Simmons, as stated.
The president of the road and a number of
the leading officials were expected last
night, but at the last moment found they
could not come. The throng last night was
enormous and very satisfactory to the man
agement.
One of the lady attendants in the art gallery
says the questions people ask her are too
funny for anything. There is a picture by
some artist who came from Munich and she
is frequently asked if that picture was not
painted by Mr. Munich. and one old gentle
man thought they ought to have had new
castles this year instead of the old ones of last
year.
The building looks better if anything at
night than in the day time, especially the
fountain which is exquisite when the colored
lights flash and glow on its tranquil surface.
Frank Mead said he was very much sur
prised at the noticeable absence of news
paper men from St Paul yesterday.
The Exposition chorus will have its regular
rehearsal this evening at 8 o'clock at Dyer
Bro S Music hall. Professor Strempf trusts
there will be large attendance.
The exercises were brought to a conclusion
by boxing match, which lasted for three
rounds. and was undecisive in its results.
This will be finally finished at the gymnas-
ium next Friday night
Manager Palmer looked very gay yesterday.
wearing beautiful rose boquet in the lapel
of his coat, and below was hung a solid gold
Exposition medal, that he is very proud of.